Our Work
Urban Cycling Institute bridges cycling research and practice for actionable responses.
Through our education programs, projects,
and collaborations, we offer vital resources and research for
urban planners, transport professionals, educators, policymakers, businesses, and community leaders across the globe.
Education
We deliver transformative education through various programs and formats to understand and rethink human scale, multi-modal mobility systems and governance.
Our philosophy of teaching and facilitation is rooted in experiential and inquiry-based learning, using the urban environment as a fundamental arena for experiencing and applying lessons.
Our educational workshops and training programs are highly interactive and tailored to fit groups of students, professionals, and government officials.
Action Research
We conduct independent, open-access, cross-discipline and state-of-art research to understand how spatial and social complexities of cycling unfold. Our research adds value to society by directly engaging with and providing actions for urban planners, engineers, elected officials, non-profits and anyone involved in creating cities and spaces.
Current Projects
We partner with stakeholders for tailored research, data collection & training to improve projects and policy.
Past Projects
Insights
We extensively publish articles in the form of blogs to develop a constructive-critical approach to research and writing. Our authors come from around the globe, writing on diverse themes in mobility, cycling, policy, and cultures and contributing to knowledge sharing and exchange.
Latest Posts
Events
We generate impact by organizing and participating in knowledge transfer to nurture networks of empowered researchers and practitioners dedicated to understanding change processes in urban transport. Our events strive to steer city-to-city learning, collective exchange, and problem solving on urban cycling
Upcoming Events
CRBAM Conference 2026
Past Events
Sustainable Development Goals
The bicycle is a simple, affordable, reliable and environmentally friendly means of transportation. It is directly linked to achieving 11 of the 17 UN’s sustainable development goals. Creating cycle-friendly environments, and behavioural and cultural change is crucial for enabling cities to separate population growth from rising emissions, while also enhancing air quality, our health and road safety. Our work at the Urban Cycling Institute advances the myriad of impact cycling has on the SDG’s.
